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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04
LITERARY NOTES.

Tba November number of Hdrper's
uooaziRe il q brilliant conclusion to the
seyenty-iifth volume. Both OF the serials
-"Narka," by Kathleen Oheara, ana
"April HOPES" by w. d. Howells-eome
N a close with the artistic triumph Oh
Narka and the wedding OF the Boston
Iovers The last of Mrs. Davis's graphic
sketcbes of Southern life and scenery finds
a charming subject in the Bayou region,
where Joe Jefferson lives. BY thus enuine
the continued series of novels and articles
the Magazine prepares for its usual magnin-
cent Holiday Number for December III
which every article and story will be COM
plete.
The November Magazine Of american
History il one of the brightest and most
richly illustrated issues OF the year
Oliver Cromwelrs portrait appears as us
frontispiece, incident to the romantlc
story of the first settlement OF Shelter
Island. in 1862, told by Mrs Lamb IN her
banniest vein, entitled the Historic Home
of The Sylyesters." The articles are varied
and entertaining, The number concludes
with liz several carefully edited depart,
ments. Price, $500 a year. fuollsneu
! 745 Broadway.
Illustrated papers in the Forthcoming
| November Century includes one On Angus
| tins 1T. Gaudens, the sculptor, ana MS
work. As st. Gauden'S statue OF Lincoln
IN Chicago, was completed since the article
WAS written, Mrs. Van Rensselaer, contrl-
butes q short supplemental paper deserio-
| inv the work, with full-page lllustratlon,
engraved by Whitney. Mrs. Van Rens-
saler considers this statue mot only our
hsst likeness of Abraham Lincoln, but
our finest work of monumental art"
The November number OF The PQp"idr
Science Monthly coutairs the fifth paper Of
i the Hon. David A. Wells's discussions on
'0Tbe Economic Disturbances since 1878. y
In il Mr.. Wells will show that increased
facilities and eheapuess ofmanuiacture anc
TRANSFORMATION have been the chief tscto,
in depressing prices, while scarcity oil goie
has had but little to do with the matter
in fact. that gold is not scarce, but Is NOR
abundant, in proportion to the need oil II
, than ever before.
Harold Frederic's strong novel OF HE IL
Central New York, which has attracted 81
much attention in ScribRer'S Throughout
3 the wear, reaches satisfactory CONCLUSION
: in the November number OF that mays
Y zine. 'Other interesting articles are ID
Sargent's essay on Physical Training,
"T6e viking Ship" and What Shall W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

itself to bring him defeat-JOHN SHER-
MAN. In his wild grab at the Presidency,
over Mr.. SHERMAN's head, FORAKER has
nlienated thousands and thousands Of
SHERMAN's friends in Ohio. Does For
AKER think this counts for nothing?
To pass over probably his grandest blum
der, namely, the declaration Of his inten-
ton to increase the taxes in the agricul-
tural districts if elected, his contemplate
abuse of his Democratic opponent, Mr..
POWELL, will gain him no friends-it is
eowardly, unfair and false.
Finally, his mischieyous sectional rant
ing will cost him thousands of votes, and
his infamous personal utilization OF Gov.
GORDON will win him no friends among hos.
pitable Ohio Republicans.
This is . summary of FoRAKER's blum
dering, undigni6ed and offensive campaign.
There has been nothing in it to gain him
friends among unprecedented Republicans
aud much to disgust them and drive them
to the Democrats whom FORAKER has
made, to a man, bitter against him and de-
termined if possible to defeat him.
His own campaign has probably insured
his defeat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04
Tell the Working Classes9" by Gen. Fran.
els A, Walker.

Tell the Working Classes?" by Gen. Fran
els A. Walker.
President Barnard, of Columbia College
has prepared for the Forum for November
. sharp article on the Knights of Labor,
in which be charges them with "blockad'
ing industry" and attempting to coerce
society" Gov. Longs article on the
"Veto Power" Senator Colquitt's plea for
the Southern Democracy, and V. l.. Cott-
mans Dangers of the Ocean," are all
of high merit
! In its new volume, beginning with the
November, The american Magazine adds
some very important features TO its monGh-
ly departments; these include book re-
views by Julian Hawthorne, Calendar
of Health" by DR.. Hutchinson, and
Household Art" with illustrations, by
Jennie June. The remaining articles Of
the magazine are up to its usual standard.
Our Little Men and Women comes again
with its twenty pages of stories and pic
lures for youngsters just beginning to read
for themselves. 1t is as good for its use as
a pair of perfect skates and clear ice are for
their use Children ought to have as much
fun. in learning to read as in learning to
skate. d. Lathrop Company, Boston.
November ends the Vide Alrdke year
with Thanksgiving number in all but the
technical sense. Besides the long stories
that come to an end-there are none be-
ginning; next month is the time to begin
there is rich and varied fare.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04
INSANE LEGISLATORS
Lord Sslisbury's Batch of Noble Idiots
Which Voted on Reform Bill.
GeOrps r. Sims IN he Referee

Lord SSlisbury's Batch of Noble Idiots
Which Voted on a Reform Bill.
George x. Sims ~ the Referee.
You may be an idiot or you may he in
sane, but neither yonr idiOcy nor your
insanity forbids you voting in the upper
chamber, as was shown when, so as to
make sure OF a majority over the last Re-
form bill, Lord Salisbury brought several
peers from private lunatic asylums, or the
recesses OF their own houses, whence they
had not been for long while, with their
keepers and attendants. They came,
some of them in the tOngue-lOlling state
Of imDecility which must have made all
who saw them bless God once again that
we have house of Lords, and wonder that
God does not bless Himself for it also; and
when they had registered their votes
against the wishes OF the majority of the
faithful commons, they were taken back
again 20 the places whence they came, to
play on barrel-Organs, dress themselves as
little boys not yet breeched, stand con-
stantly on their heads, lie huddled and
helpless in corners, or do any one OF the
numerous things that are known to be
done by ten or dozen, if not more, of
England's hereditary legislators.
The heir to the noblest house in the en-
tire British peerage is not only physically
bereft; he is absolutely in mental dark
ness. But that will not prevent his being
taken to the House one OF these days
should his vote be necessary for the side he
adorns There is courtesy earl in the
South country who will in due course he u
marquis, who has to be strapped down in
nis AAsA :, "a h.' H.,
all better mounted than he is himself, all
GOOD borsemen and AL ready to prevent his
getting into mischief or making too awful
an exhibition OF himself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

The REGIsRER urges its Democrats
friends across the river to come out and
vote on election day, which is next Tues
day. Their Republican opponents will be
out in full force-at least it is best to think
so. Governor FORAKER has raised once
more the issue OF the bloody shirt. His
whole campaign is based on this infamous
revival of the war, that was fought and
ended quarter of scentury ago All that
is needed to put FORAKER and the bloody
shirt in the background in Ohio, is that
the people come cut and vote. Democrats
should see to it. Each should appoint him
self q committee OF one to get out the DEM
Ocratic vote. Their ticket, State, District
and County, is an excellent one. Every
man whose name is on it believes that the
war is ended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

HENRY GEORGES campaign Is going all
TO pieces among the farmers. At a meet
ing in Western New York last week an in
quisitive man in the audience asked:
'Mr George, how would you tax poor
man who had put up shanty and q man
who had built 500, 200 house on the
next LOTT"
Mr.. George replied; IL would tax them
the same amount Why should rich
man be fined for putting up handsome
house,
1t looks like HENRY was going to erect
q palace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04
rnRAkER.s CAMPAIGN.

Governor FORAKER started his cam
paign with the chaneess all decidedly IN
his favor. Ills campaign is now ended III all
but three working days and candid, unin-
terested observers must admit that what
ever his chances were he has 50 weakened
them by his own conduct that they are
now simply desperate. FORAKER BIAS
certainly Disappointed his best friends II
they hoped he would stand the test and
show himself to be statesman, or even
rood politician. His friends have found
him sadly wanting in the essentials OF both
these. lie has simply exhibited himself
in the contest as a demagogue, political
brawler, charlatan, an imPOStor seeking
Office under false pretenses
Politically his campaign has been great
blunder. ne started ont by assaulhng
the President bitterly, brutality and coarse
Iy. He did not attempt ssntlemanly
criticism of Mt CI.EyELAND's ad'
miuistratiOn, but simply Tillihed him
as man calling him New York cop
perhead," dog, calling in question biz
personal motives and integrity. This ha'
certainly not made Governor FORAKEE
any votes. The people almost irrespective
of party, like and admire Presiden
CLEVELAND a. a man and as a PreSident
They firmly believe him to ne sincere sn'
fearlessly honest. FORAKER blundere'
when he antagouized this sentiment whiel
q is largely prevalent in his own party. II
has been mean, malignant and mshelou
regarding the President, and consequent
has soIidi6ed Democrats against him, an
brought over to them many and many
Republican. FORAKER may not think 81
lint he will find it out OH the day OF ele'
ton. when the people will say = yord o
the subject through their ballots.
Another gigantic blunder Governor Fol
AKER has male, is in pushing himself,
allowing his very unWiSe friends TO pu'
him a. a Presidential candidate. 1t
ula;n as day that he has done this. II
ia elected he will he either q ca
didate for President on his oN
account, or he will be q candida
for yiee-President with Mr.. BLAINE
this FoRAKER has raised against hims'
apowerrul enemy, whose negative eonl
In the Ohio campaign is almost enough
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

SALISBURY is said to work the asylums
for insane peers that he may vote them in
the House OF Lords This is pretty nearly
as bad as the methods of Philadelphia
Republicans. who vote dead men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

CARL SHURZ in reply to the Republican
taunt that MugwumpS vote in the air, y
says 1--WE prefer voting in the air to voting
in the mud" Why is it that the BLAINE
men get mad at this? CARL named no
names.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04
Politics and Cholera.

LDHrteT-JOHIHUi.
The delights of the coming Presidential
campaign may not be altogether unmin-
gled with the diversions of cholera cpl
demic. Politics and cholera running to-
gether in the same season would keep Us
tolerably busy. In the meantime, let all
true Democrats provide themselves with a
sure cholera cure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

Is THE editor of the Cleveland Leader
bsl;evss what he writes he is too far gone
TO he allowed at large. he Is hopeless
Here is q specimen of his insanity:
The Democratic party Of the South has
dome all in its power 10 put the eolored
neople back into condition next 10 sIa-
Yery. and they now come forward anu ask
the North TO aid in keeping the freedmen
in that condition. To be sure, some Vi
the colored people have prosPered anu Sc-
ouired a little property, but that was only
dine To the most praiSeworthy industry
and economy in the face Of the most us
couragipg circumstances. In thousands
upou thousands Of cases they have been
robbed of the fruits Of their laoor
and terrorized into an abdicatlon oil the
rights with which the Constitution oil thls
country clothed them. The ingenious de-
vices used in keeping them down were con-
Ceiyed in the brains of their former owners,
of men who hunted them with blood
hounds. sold or bought them from the aue
ton block, and who regarded them ~ sS
MANY animals. 1t was these slave drivers
who made the South solid, and It was thelI
spokesmen. like Gen. Gordon, with Mortimer
douObfaces, like Mr.. Thurman and the New
York Herald who ask that the Northerl
States he led by this Southern oilgarehy
Even the child who writes editorla
"squibs" tor the IRteliigcRe'r never "roV
ANYTHING rnore remarkably silly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

LET every Republican 20 to the polls
thinking OF nothing but rebel days. -
j. B. ForGkcr's KsRtOR SPEECH
al want to say another thing The man
who attempts to get mp political excite
ment in this country on the old sectional
issue, will find himself without y party
and without support. "-Jmaes 4. Gar
fcR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

THE few Republicans Of Alabama are
going to organize. Unless they do it for
the fun OF the thing they had better devote
their time and money TO 4 worthier cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04
TRUSTEES SALE

By y,rtue-of deed of trDt made o, :. trS,,
Ter, dated March q 1854, and '. EoTs a oso
once OF tie Clerk Of the Comfy 'p Se". 10 q.
usee &. viii .eii At public a1etlo., % ,ss7.
wednesday,. ssss'sse' "a. , 49,, s,,x
commencing Al ijo'eloel . m; ~ i ~ tbs dtJ q
Of the Court Hou,e OF sAia eoIn,S ,,otrry.
The nor,h one-third Of Los Hamesi r. a. H. ~
bred aud twenty two G29; .tua, . " ~, "a
,dde on Market street IN ChspNhse '
Tile Leiiev.d To be COOL, bat ,s.p.1 ,e.:.t Is
tee I shall convey only m6h tile ~
me. 49,. ., a much roSs
a. ths purchsser may elec,, cs,h 10 ns nal
DAY OF San, and any residue 10 Two Ss.r frs he
asr Of ssie with interest from hist a.I;; .s;on q
suf.nee nson the tuiid:ng 70 iesss1isGiLE
tte trustee. DANIEL Ni's Ira1ts.
on
ca SrHAtvrg a. 90, Agents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

OHIO Republican leaders speak Of rascal
" Democrats" with BILL CAPPELLER at
the head of the Republican State Commit
fee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

WHEN Senator john SHERMAN and
Judge WILLIAM ID. KELLEY made their
recent toms Of the South, openly and bold
ly proclaiming Republican principles, they
were everywhere received with distinguish
ed courtesy and listened to with marked
consideration. Governor GORDON, of
Georgia, has Just concluded a similar tour
of Ohio Every Republican newspaper
and the mouth of every Republican
speaker, with the Governor of Ohio at their
head, -Msgs 6llsd with the most eOHardly,
citizen he had not the right to speak his
sentiments in any State OF the Union.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

De LANCEY NICOLL was once a report
er. He evidently did not learn much in
the great school Of journalism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

PULrTzER is now styled the Napoleon
Of journalism, There is something Omi-
nous in this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04
1.-TWO BARGAINS in
Sep2eodh Il
INVALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALD.-

The undersigned, exccutoro i the vii 81 klUAh
Kress deceased will offer nj privai" sale. ioi
= rcss Rrewrry. on In casi side oil Market af"'i.
near seventh street, in the city III Wh,cnng.
West Virginia The property j. In an eIigol'
location, the bIildings are fairy ne" and arc
well lifted for the carrying on Of an Ale Brewer
All the necessary appliances for carrying 90 we
business are upon the property, ~ thai tbr pr
chaser can begin manufacturing al once. Ihe
good will of the business Of the late X Han hfrs
will 90 with the property 10 the pnrrhn~f ~
Il Is impossible tor Inc W carry on the Gu,ln,s
longer than for tmc suhcient to "ots w 'r 70
nrescnt stock. Il will be necessary for me tn
make a speedy sale Of the property. Iher
also upon the property = frame tenement houf,
which will bs sold with the brewery I"fh,
viii BE- made easy. The property can, a. ."
times he visited and examined by pcfsn' ~
lending 70 purchne For other particular ap
ply 10 HENRY BIEByRSOS, Executor
n1alh LOO South street, Wheeling. W. Va
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Underwear! UNDERWEAR!

We have exercised great care In making the
selection and have received large additions 10
our slready large stock, We will be able 70
show you the largest and best selected stock IN
the city. In Ladies' We have the Scarlet Cam
els Hair, Gray Sanitary and White herino.
Misses aud Thildren's Scarlet, Gray aud White
The best Dollar Scarlet Vest in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

4S-CoRRESPOSDENCE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
NEWS SOLICITED FROM EVERY PART o. THE SUB
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
TIE REGISTER sTs5rGeiR9 it' s'rerdl edttioSaS,
g. entered AZ tAE PnSOGcs N RhcCinag, W. Va, Gs
second class HsdttCT.
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Postal TeIegraphy.
- -

The Western Union monopoly has now
absorbed its most formidable rival, and
now has practically absolute control of the
immense telegraph resources of the coun-
try. Postal telegraphy means not only
competition for the national monopoly, but
the reduction of telegraph rates to Ilini-
mum. Atany rate, if nothing else is done,
it would be well to legislate in the matter
Of rates. Railroads are made to subserve
to the just will of the people in the matter
of rates, and there is no reason why tele-
graph lines should not be. Nor is there
any reason why in England telegram can
be sent with Government stamp costing
five cents, while in America the same mes
sage would cost five times as much
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04
fur Sal,.


House aud lot No. 2lhi Market street. wheel
Ing formerly Is. VI. 'offS residence" An Gle
CANT improved farm Of IOJ acres ,thc Ion plarrl
adjoining CresapS Grove. Marshall CO. " Va
Oxl32 feet on Market street near Iron Rrl!g.
wheeling Occupied on ground rent 10y Rur
livery stablel. For prices and terms address
HARRY CALDWELL,
Chamber of Commerce Building, 81. Paul. MINI
OCt1hb
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ILL Main Street.
A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.

The undersigned having bsen duly appointed
sdministratriI Of the estate OF DR.. J; b. Eee1,
decassed ali persons indebted TO said estate are
n.eonestsd IN cali and settle and all persons hav-
inc claims against said estate 70 present them
II56neTIy authenticated at No 2l3 Market street
i''Ps''' MARY REED,
m.nistratyix.
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FOLLOWING is the Belmont county tickc

FOLLOWING is the Belmont county ticket:
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, David Wagner.
of West Wheeling, and Albert Lawrence, OF
Richland township.
PROBATE JUDGE-Ross J. Alexander, of Bridge
port
Pros RCUTISG ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Kennon, of
ST. ClairSyille.
TRRAsrsER John \. Fisher, of Flushing town
ship.
CONNISSIONER-Henry Landkron, of Bellaire.
ISFIRNARY DIRECTOR VIM. WarnOcE, Jr of
WarnOCk.
COEoNER-Thos. Mccormack, of Bellaire.
II is a splendid ticket.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04
ARE YOU

On Asrlne fSom any o. The resulls O youihfal in
5iSeretion ar abuses, resulting in semina! weak
ness, impoteucy, Lost Manhood, etc: 30 ss sNs
yyano,,nsnded 6y a large number Of specialists IN
disesaes OF the genital organs. The pr1ee Tor Q
hoTeS' which Is sufficient for any cas-, o. a.
STn9pists or by mail sample Box free ID.
r SAWYER & CO, Box III, Phila-, "a "a ,.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

familiarity of our fabrics has induced
,,auy base limitations made OF pyeu
Wool, Hair, ete.' and by " "'"ere"'
rrocess. To enable Consumers TO pro-
,ect themselves from imposition we
have placed our Trade Mark ON each
garment. Consumers will find these
voods DIeasant 10 wear and beneficial
"a health, and " III be well paid for any
Mains taken TO secure the Genuine Ar
~ DURHAM HOSIERY GO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04
1881 CITY TAX NOTICE. ll7

OFFiCE OF CITY COLLECTOR,
PUBLIC BUILDING, WHEELING, Oct. II, 1851
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ city tax bills for lS'7, are now ready auu
will be due Monday, November :, 1881
Persons paying ALL their taxes on or before
the first day of December, 1887, will BE- entitled
u a discount Of . per cent on city taxes, The
taxes OF real estate will bear interest from DE
ceruber 1887, At the rate of 10 per cent per an
mum until paid. D L. bhlUS'
oo,,osdo City Collector
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

Persons knowing themselves indebted 70 the
firm of pipes 4 Reed are notified tocali ana cloee
accounts. Those having claims against ne hrm
will please present them. The b3oEh M th n
present. will be found with Dr a. rTtp '"'
Undersigned. NAE a. ,isi-s,D,
OpHh huIlAhSNaHfAa|N-
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DRESS GOODS and TRIMMINGS

We make this our speciality and have made
great hit. We still have few OF those S''inch
Cloths left at 50 cents which have been In such
great demand the past two weeks
Heavy Muslin .''''''''''''''''''''' o~'
Canton &C.
Cling CHAINS. '''''''' ''''''''" ~''''''
Gray I've
All Linen Crash, Is yards f0r......... ioc'
Red Table soe'
sz.ipeb All Wool Cloth .......,..........'. soc.
Thanking the public for the very liberal pat
| ronage b, slowed upon us as a new nrm, ana So
| iicitinV a continuance Of the same, we are re-
specially yours,
EGGER, WARRlCk & CD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-04

IXrANTED-TwO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
w with board, for gentleman, wife and nurse.
Address ''X.," this Office. noierdQ
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Aett, Advertisements.

,xrANTED-Two UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
w with board, for gentleman, wife and nurse.
Address "X., this office. noierdq
luTANTED-GIRLF FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
w work. to go ont the pike. Apply 10 con-
NRR & SNEDEkER, grocers. noir
UTANTED-AsG GOOD, STOUT AND ACTIVE
w man as a porter in q wholesale grocery
house. Must be man Of good habits and come
well recommended. Apply at once at Nos. 1909
aud 1911 Main ST. eet. no4q
uTANTED-sALES LINE OF
w samples from manufacturing corporation,
offered live man. One traveller has earned an
average of $3.50 per month fer six years past. P.
o. Box 1871, New York. noir
TNOR sALE-LARGE COOKING RANGE
II Adapted TO hotel or large family; in excel
lent order. Address this Office. nos
ENOR SALE LAW B1OKS INCLUDING
J several copies Of West Virginia Reports For
further information apply at this office. sep 3h
ENOR sALE-A NEW THREESTORY HOTEL.
II Just finished. Write TO HEAVIER & TOT
TIN, BuckhannoA, w. Va. oc2lbe&g
TOR sALE-BLACKsMITH SHOP, LOCATED
and River roads Has an established trade of
sion given April lst For particulars apply on
premises, or address JOHN F. CUNNINGHAM,
p. o. Box n Wheeling oe2leods